Everyone Here Is Lying Novels & Stories

] … A large group of netizens tagged official accounts, demanding action against this scoundrel. During this period, Felix and Bella called me every day and even blocked my front door. They looked exhausted, with dark circles under their eyes, smelling foul, and completely dejected. Seeing me seemed to ignite a glimmer of hope in them. Bella suddenly dropped to her knees before me. With a pitiful expression, she begged, “The netizens are driving me insane. I’m begging you, just say it—just one sentence that this was all false.” “Bella,” I began, “you must take responsibility for what you’ve done. If you can act so recklessly, you must know that one day it will backfire.”

“We have someone that will be able to tell if you are lying.” “I don’t understand.” “If you are telling the truth, you have nothing to worry about.”

Dark. Not a soul was here except for the five of us. My mouth cracked into a smile before I broke out in laughter. It was hysterical laughter that lacked humour. I could feel my four friends grow tense and worried, so I quickly pulled myself together and gave them a bitter smile "It seems...He's been lying to me," I scoffed.

Her words carried the weight of regret, wishing she had been there for my mother earlier. And now she thought I was lying, just like my mother. Fuck. I ran my hands through my hair, frustration evident in my growl. "I'm not an addict. We're not lying!" But their past experiences had shaped them. They had shaped us. And how many times had my parents reassured Serena, Grant, Colton, and Natalia that we were telling the truth? How many times had they been caught in a web of lies themselves? Damn it all. "We're not lying," Willow spoke with a clearer tone, her hostility diminishing. "I promise, we're telling the truth."

he was trying to save face but we all know that the damage was already done. “ Which part?” I asked him calmly. “ Wh-what?” he asked. “ Which part am I lying about?” I challenge him, looking around the room his eyes fall on Alpha Nathan sitting in the middle of the room he says “Everything, everything is a lie” and I can smell the lie coming off of him. It is strong.

Let's just all play it together. I chuckled. "You don't need to expatiate on anything. Indeed, I understood where you were coming from but can I tell you something?" I asked and they both nodded. Everyone's eyes were on me but I shrugged it off. They must be well aware of this prank, too. Otherwise, they wouldn't be shocked to see me. "What do you wanna tell us?" "I just want you ask you if you know that I have the ability to know if you are telling lies or not. I know Michael was lying from the start. So, I want you guys to tell me the truth. Why were you all so shocked seeing me?" I asked.

"Maybe meeting with him wasn't the best idea either of us could come up with." "Not quite the contrary, I'm glad I met with him. He spoke facts. He was true about every word that slipped from those lips and I am thankful because heaven knows I needed the honesty in my life." I seethed, my demeanour changing instantly. "What are you talking about?" "Do you know that every human being is a potential liar? Sometimes we lie every day. We lie about having eaten or not. About how far we are from the meetup point, we lie about petty things which usually don't need to be lied to, but we still do it as we are humans. No judgement."

"Wasn't lying lying?" "No." He shook his head. "Not in this case." I eyed him. "But—" He glared at me. "Do you want me to die?" What? Of course not. I wouldn't allow the prince to ever hurt Alex. "No," I murmured. Land people were weird. How could lying be truthful? "Good," Alex sighed. "I don't want me to die either. As long as Shelliot doesn't see us we won't be lying." A soft chuckle flooded the kitchen. "What if she can hear you?"

“And what happens when we find them? One lucky girl marries him and the rest of us go on our merry way?” “No, no,” said Maurice. “At least, I hope not. That’s just part of the plan.” “So they lied? Just to keep him sweet?” They both nodded like this was a perfectly normal thing to do. “They probably didn’t have a choice,” said Dudley. “Whatever they want us to do,” said Maurice, “they couldn’t tell us. They had to do it this way.” A lie to trick the One True God into not killing us all immediately? Give him a game to play to keep him interested? I could see that. I’m not saying it was a good idea, but lying to get out of a tricky situation is pretty standard. Everyone does it.

Scene 1 "Video? Whose video?" Swara asked, gulping her fear. "Let me show you the video," Sanskar said, forwarding his phone. With shaking hands, Swara forwarded her hands to take the phone. All this while, she was just praying to God to save her from the lion's den. It was just not a video. It was Swara's life. "How is this video? Nice nah? Do you want the whole world to see it?" Sanskar asked.